Setting Foot on the Path to Immortality

The author is giving themselves five stars. As a novice, the pacing of the novel might be a bit off, or there might be some flaws. Readers are welcome to point them out, and the author will definitely correct them if possible, and avoid them in later parts of the story. This book doesn't have a female lead or a romantic pairing, but you can still enjoy it yourself.

This is a pretty good fantasy novel. It features the traditional golden finger (cheat code) and an old grandfather figure, and judging from the author's descriptions, the protagonist will probably have several more teachers later on [what?]. The protagonist is gentle yet awkward, and likes to act aloof, but he respects his teachers and worries when he can't meet Elder Dan.

After reading for so long, I'll give my own review. First of all, this book has no time travel or system; it's a pure cultivation novel, which is really rare. Moreover, in this fantasy novel setting where either parents are deceased or family relationships are weak, the protagonist's parents are still alive! The family is complete! The parents are loving!

I think it's pretty good. There's no reincarnation, time travel, or system involved, and the protagonist isn't the type with deep-seated suffering, but he's not lacking in motivation either. He has his own goals and ideas, and the youthful energy of a teenager. Sometimes he gets stuck on things, but given some guidance and time, he can always adjust himself.

It's not as good as having no time travel, no reincarnation, and no system; it's just a young boy. It's rare to see a protagonist like this. But it's quite good, and the protagonist's personality is adorable—a seemingly aloof but secretly narcissistic young man 🤭 He has a few companions and friends, and he has a youthful charm that's very appealing.

Five stars! What surprised me most was that the protagonist's parents were actually alive! And they had a great relationship. Although I don't know why they lived apart, and it seems like the distance wasn't short, just for this setting, which is practically a rare and protected species in traditional cultivation novels, I'm giving it five stars. The protagonist is also very interesting.

After reading for so long, I'm only now remembering to write a review. In short, I think the biggest highlight of this book can be summed up in two words: purity! These days, every story is about transmigrating, being reborn, and having a system, but this one is a breath of fresh air. The protagonist is a native, doesn't reincarnate, and doesn't have a system.

There aren't many readers. Here's my honest review after reading over 100 chapters: Initially, it was the tagline that attracted me. It's rare to see a cultivation novel without time travel, rebirth, a system, or a romantic pairing. I feel this kind of story is difficult to write; if the connections between previous chapters aren't strong enough, the plot will struggle to develop.

Honestly, I have a habit of only rating books after I've finished reading them. But this book isn't very popular, so I'll rate it anyway. In short, it has a few advantages: 1. This cultivation novel is truly authentic; there's no time travel or system, which is great. 2. The protagonist's family is complete! Complete! How rare! 3.

The young man, full of youthful vigor, climbs to the top step by step, without forcing his growth. It has the feel of a slow, gradual progression, reminiscent of traditional fantasy novels, a refreshing change in today's online literature saturated with time-travel, system, and rebirth themes. 💕